Word: spang
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...play was not hard and special attention was paid rather to perfecting the plays than to making gains. Both teams worked the forward pass effectively. After a time team B was substituted and play proceeded much as before, neither side scoring, although Freedley and Spang worked some clever passes...
Eecond team.--Parker, l.e.; Saltonstall, l.t.; Underwood, l.g.; Poole, c.; Cable, r.g.; Atkinson, r.t.; Dana, r.e.; Freedley, q.b.; Spang, l.h.b.; Graustein, r.h.b.; Handy...
...Graustein. The second touchdown by the second team was made on a cleverly executed forward pass from Freedley to Dana. Another pass from Steel to Freedley was successful. In the last few minutes of the scrimmage, T. Hardwick, who was playing fullback on team B, caught a punt from Spang and ran 60 yards for a touchdown...
...coaches, were picked for a first squad and divided into three teams which were given the first real signal drill of the year. In this squad were the following men: backs, Captain Wendell, Bradlee, Bradley, Brickley, Freedley, H. Frothingham, Gardner, Gibson, Graustein, H. Hardwick, T. Hardwick, Logan, Spang, and Willetts. And of these men, the ones who were placed on what seemed to be the team of first choices were Captain Wendell, whose ability is already known as a line plunger and defensive back, Brickley, captain of last year's Freshman team and a clever drop-kicker as well...
Felton, Lingard, l.e.; Poole, l.t.; Noble, l.g.; Makepence, c.; Wigglesworth, r.g.; Weston, r.t.; O'Brien, r.e.; Freedley, q.b.; Gibson, l.h.b.; Spang, r.h.b.; Graustein...